Home range

Individuals of A. gundlachi have been observed to return to relatively the same location to sleep on a nightly basis. This suggests that A. gundlachi reserves a specific area in its territory as its designated sleep-site. 15 minutes before sunset, the individual approaches its sleep site, where it then lies horizontally on the leaf with its snout pointed toward the stem and remains there until dawn. Being immobile on the leaf is helpful for avoiding predation since A. gundlachi that are displaced